There Should Be a Father Lode travelogue by Bill Sumner
A rambling Camptonville California travel piece recounts a road trip through Tuolumne Meadows Sonora and Mother Lode country. The author notes misadventures on Highway 49 and 120 with a carload of family, mentions towns Angels Camp San Andreas Mokelumne Hill and Columbia along with a Mark Twain statue and local roads’ perilous conditions. A tangential section covers a Santa Monica police matter and alleged bribe inquiry involving Frank Gates and Thomas Gates.
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Camptonville
Cal
Tioga Pass
Yosemite
Tuolumne Meadows
California
Mother Lode
Groveland
Jacksonville
Sonora
Columbia
Knott's
Angels
Santa Gates
Frank Gates
Monica
Curtis
Santa Monica
Frank
Marshall
Gates
Clarenceson
Santa Matilea
Canortenson
Pasadena
Thomas A. Gates
Times
Mortenson
Newsman Bares Moves to Trap Bride Suspect
An entry from a travelogue notes a plan to trap a suspect in a bride case, set in the Mother Lode country. The narrator describes a lakeside property, a bass lake, and a planned ambush at a stream mouth, detailing improvised gear and an oncoming attempt at capturing a target.
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Bride
Mother Lode
Bullard’s
Rise of US Debts Highlighted At Classified Ads Conference
Runyon warned private and public debt more than doubled since 1929, saying the cost is preserving full employment and purchasing power. He cited 1946 Employment Act shaping policy, and cited per family debt rising from 5850 in 1929 to 15700 in 1955, outlining inflationary pressures and the role of advertising in supporting the economy.
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Fred G. Runyon
Dhief
Peugeng Serhan
Runyon
Hundington-Sheraton
Cal Tremblay
South Bay Daily Breeze
Redondo Beach
al Meyer
San Francisco Chronicle
Worth Wright
San Diego Union and Tribune
Max O. ‘Fay
Portland Oregonian
Fred Dunster
Oakland Tribune
Claude Poore
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Walter F. Cook
Copley Newspapers
Credit
Collectiondgoods
Framk
Independent
Harland M. Herry
WCAA
San Jose
Lisa Churchill
T Independent
Star-News
Income Tax Blasted by Utah's Lee
Former Utah Governor I Bracken Lee told reporters in Los Angeles that the United States could operate with no income tax and rely on other revenue sources. As national chairman of For America he urged abolishing income tax to return government to the people.
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Los Angeles
Titah
I. Bracken Lee
United States
Lee
The
For America Organization
Utah
I Ees
60 Patients Win Scholar Awards at City of Hope
DUARTE Patients at City of Hope Medical Center were awarded 60 free scholarships by the Association of Blome Study Schools for correspondence study at the hospital. Louis Tabak, hospital president, said the rehabilitation program, run by correspondence schools nationwide, will expand to include free training in fields from accounting to radio and TV service and repair.
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HOPE
Nino Valmassoi
Sierra Madre
Robert Ketler
Pasadena
Valmassol
City of Hope
Duarte
Koller
The
Hot Heads
Nomads
Vikings
Louis Tabak
Requiem Mass for Anthony Oslavar in Arcadia
Requiem Mass for Anthony Ivan Oslavar 63 watchmaker of 41 California Ave Downey will be celebrated at 9 30 this morning at the Church for the Holy Angels Interment will follow in Resurrection Cemetery Glasser and Miller Mortuary in charge
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Arcadia
Anthony Ivan Oslavar
California
Ave
Downey
the Holy Angels
Resurrection Cemetery
Glasser and Miller Mortuary
Dad to Defend Killing Suspect in Motel
Santa Monica report of attorney Charles J. Guy Sr arriving from North Carolina to defend his 16 year old son on murder charges in a motel death of meat-packing executive Guy F. Roberts 45. The preliminary hearing for Thursday. Roberts’s roommate Nina James Angus Jr was released after questioning.
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Santa Monica
CNS
Charles J. Guy
North Carolina
Guy F. Roberts
Roberts
Htotel
Nina James Angus
Angus
San Marino Budget Hearing Scheduled at City Hall
San Marino prepares to present the 1957-58 budget to the City Council for adoption at an adjourned meeting tomorrow night in City Hall. City Manager Chic Martin says no public hearing is required for a general law city, but any citizen may attend and speak during council sessions.
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San Marino
Tomorro
City Hall
Chic Martin
Boy Fired Bomb Perils Woman Wrecks House
Three minors aged 15 to 17 built a home made bomb that exploded at a Temple City home last night, narrowly missing a woman and smashing a hole in the wall. Mrs Lena Wagner described the proximity as inches from her residence. Deputies say the youths claimed no harm intended and wanted to hear the blast.
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John Doe
Richard Roe
Hawaii
Temple City
Lena Wagner
N. Kaufman Ave
Sit
Oli
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Los Angeles County Diagnostic Association
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